And they’re not encouraging, at least not from my stand point.
Of 40 votes cast (which is another disappointment), in the poll I posted on October 20, 2006, 25 people believe health care should be treated as a commodity, and only distributed to those who can pay.
The results would be even more disheartening, if I truly thought they were representative of US society as a whole. I don’t believe that to be the case.
I refuse to accept that anyone, with the exception of maybe Rush Limbaugh, who thinks Michael J. Fox is faking his disease, and maybe a few others, has so little compassion for their fellow man, and is so self centered, they would put health care on the same plain as purchasing a car.
Of course when you combine this with the fact that daylight savings time is over, and winter is upon us, the Steelers lost to the Oakland Raiders, and Mercury is in retrograde, it can be a little discouraging!
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